The primary goal of school discipline is to maintain order and safety in the school environment so that students can learn and develop in a positive and productive atmosphere.

Restitution is not a common type of school discipline. It is a legal term that refers to the act of making amends for a wrong or injury.

Expulsion is the most severe form of school discipline. It involves the permanent removal of a student from school.

A school discipline policy serves all of the purposes listed above.

The school board is responsible for developing and implementing a school discipline policy.

Students facing school discipline have the right to a hearing, the right to an attorney, and the right to cross-examine witnesses.

Parents play an important role in school discipline by supporting the school's policies, advocating for their child's rights, and working with the school to develop a plan to address their child's misbehavior.

Restorative justice is an alternative form of school discipline that focuses on repairing the harm caused by misbehavior and building relationships between students and school staff.

The goal of restorative justice in school discipline is to repair the harm caused by misbehavior and build relationships between students and school staff.

Peer mediation, victim-offender conferences, and family group conferencing are all common restorative justice practices in schools.

Restorative justice has been shown to reduce the likelihood of repeat offenses, improve the school climate, and build relationships between students and school staff.

Restorative justice can be time-consuming, it requires training for school staff, and it can be difficult to get buy-in from all stakeholders.

Restorative justice is more effective than traditional forms of school discipline, it is more fair and just, and it helps to create a more positive and supportive school climate.

School counselors play an important role in school discipline by providing counseling to students who are struggling with behavioral issues, working with teachers and administrators to develop and implement school discipline policies, and advocating for students who are facing school discipline.

Social workers play an important role in school discipline by providing counseling to students who are struggling with behavioral issues, working with families to address the underlying causes of student misbehavior, and advocating for students who are facing school discipline.